81. Crime Prevention Tips crime prevention at Gustavus Adolphus College requires involvement for it to succeed Your involvement is essential to the prevention of crime on campus. http://www.gustavus.edu/oncampus/security/tips/crime.cfm

Go Quickly To... Academic Departments Admission Career Center Church Relations College Bookstore Diversity Finance Office Financial Aid Human Resources Library Personal Homepages President's Office Registrar's Office Residential Life Study Abroad at Gustavus in Calendar in Directory Internet CALENDAR ATHLETICS ACADEMICS ADMISSION ... A-Z DIRECTORY You Are Here: On-Campus Tips Feedback Print ... Email Text: Smaller Larger Crime Prevention Tips PROTECT YOURSELF Following the precautions outlined in this section can substantially decrease your chances of becoming a victim of crime. INDEX General Walking Athletic Facilities Elevator ... What You Can Do GENERAL Be aware! Recognize your vulnerability. Report all suspicious persons, vehicles and activities to the Safety and Security Department immediately, by using any campus blue light phone or by dialing 8888 from any campus phone. Use the "buddy system" and watch out for your neighbor. Keep your doors locked whenever you find yourself alone in a building. Report lights that are out and any hazardous conditions immediately to the Physical Plant Office at x7504. If you see someone being victimized, get involved and notify the Safety and Security Department.

82. New Zealand Police : Satisfaction Report : Safer Community Councils 2002 Councils dependence on Police to implement crime prevention programmes 2.2.3 Police involvement with Safer Community Councils in last 12 months http://www.police.govt.nz/service/evaluation/satisfaction-report-2002-safer-comm

Home About Us Contact Us General Info ... Wanted Evaluation Unit List all Executive summary Table of contents Full report Safer Community Councils Satisfaction Survey July 2001 - June 2002 A report prepared by The Evaluation Unit, Office of the Commissioner, New Zealand Police, October 2002 Executive summary The Government’s strategic direction identifies the primary objectives for policing services and specifies a number of Key Priority Areas in which to focus service delivery. In line with these Key Priority Areas, Police have developed a set of outcomes to provide addition direction to policing activities and functions. As part of a range of measures designed to assess the extent to which Police have achieved objectives set for the 2001/2002 year, a number of customers surveys were conducted during June and July 2002. The purpose of this survey was to ascertain Safer Community Councils’ satisfaction with Police services outlined in the survey questionnaire. This report presents the results of the survey. In general, the results of this survey showed Councils are more satisfied with Police Services in 2001/02 than in 2000/01. Some areas remained stable and only two areas showed decreases in satisfaction levels (although the result still remained in the 70 per cent range). Overall the results showed relatively high levels of satisfaction with only three areas in which Councils would like to see improvements. These are the provision of crime statistics/more information sharing, increased staff and increased communication/co-ordination.

83. Crime Prevention: Strategy Programs And Projects: Community Crime Prevention The Strategic framework for community crime prevention was launched by the Premier in That s why community involvement in finding solutions to crime and http://www.communities.qld.gov.au/community/crimeprevention/projects/strategy/

@import url("/css/famcustom.css"); Skip to primary navigation Skip to secondary navigation Skip to content Skip to footer ... Strategy programs and projects Community crime prevention Research in Australia and overseas is showing more and more that developing and adapting local solutions to local problems is frequently the best way to address criminal offending. Best practice crime prevention models internationally share characteristics such as the targeting of local needs; the flexibility to tailor structures to suit local circumstances and community participation in the identification of problems and their solutions. Importantly, coordination between all levels of government, community organisations and businesses is needed in an effort to reduce crime. Strategic framework for community crime prevention The Strategic framework for community crime prevention was launched by the Premier in June 2002 and is a key initiative of the Government's Crime prevention strategy - Building safer communities . Crime prevention lies at the heard of community life. That's why community involvement in finding solutions to crime and working together with government and business to address the causes of crime is so important. The Strategic Framework for Community Crime Prevention provides a sound basis for community action on crime prevention and smart investment of resources to develop sustainable solutions to crime and safety. The Strategic framework for community crime prevention draws on the features of good practice in community crime prevention that is recognised in research and crime prevention practice both in Australia and overseas. For further information regarding good practice please refer to

84. Community Safety Initiative crime prevention through social development targets the causes of crime to The involvement of various stakeholders in the City of North Vancouver is http://www.cnv.org/?c=3&i=311

85. Gazette: Mentoring And Crime Prevention Mentoring and crime prevention. related information regular involvement instructured, skillbuilding recreational activities that develop self-esteem http://www.gazette.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/article-en.html?category_id=55&article_id=75

86. 2004-03-15 / Crime Prevention Projects Throughout Quebec Receive The National crime prevention Strategy is built on the common sense principle support the involvement of organizations that can contribute to community http://www.psepc-sppcc.gc.ca/publications/news/20040315_e.asp

87. LESSON PLAN--Why Crime Declines crime prevention is one of the oftencited roles of government in Or betterprivate-sector crime prevention and increasing community involvement? http://www.fee.org/vnews.php?nid=439

88. SafeState - Model Programs California Attorney General s crime and Violence prevention Center has founded Gang Violence prevention. Preventing Adolescent Gang involvement. http://safestate.org/index.cfm?navID=68

89. Red Cross Red Crescent - Speeches crime prevention Trafficking in Human Beings of transnational organisedcrime and its involvement in the fast-growing industry of human trafficking. http://www.ifrc.org/docs/news/speech05/pc190405.asp

Search : News Speeches and statements News Home News Stories Press Releases Speeches ... Opinion Pieces Crime Prevention - Trafficking in Human Beings Statement by Ms Pum Chantini, Special Representative of the International Federation and Deputy Secretary General of the Cambodian Red Cross, at the United Nations Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, in Bangkok 19 April 2005 The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies established a new basis for its cooperation with the United Nations family in 2004 when it opened a new representative office in Vienna accredited to the UN Office on Drugs and Crime. There are two main purposes for this representation. One is to contribute to the work of the international community on HIV/AIDS as a pandemic whose spread is now due in large part to injecting drug use. The other, the most relevant to our presentation at this Congress, relates to aspects of trafficking in human beings. We also have a substantial interest in the way the international community is addressing good governance, and the impact on it of corruption.

90. OregonLive.com: Everything Oregon monthly neighborhood crimeprevention meetings and intense involvement by The area s crime rate fell by 15 percent in the program s first year, http://www.oregonlive.com/metrosouth/oregonian/index.ssf?/base/metro_south_news/

91. DePauw University Public Safety crime prevention. The support, cooperation and involvement of students and staffwith public safety efforts are crucial to the success of our overall safety http://www.depauw.edu/student/safety/crimeprevention.asp

HOME SEARCH Tuesday, September 20, 2005 Public Safety Home Activity Log 2005 Activity Log 2004 Annual Report and Statistical Information ... Staff Only Crime Prevention The support, cooperation and involvement of students and staff with public safety efforts are crucial to the success of our overall safety program. Members of the campus community must assume responsibility for their own safety and the security of their personal belongings by taking simple, common sense precautions. The following crime prevention tips and programs are designed to inform students and employees about campus security procedures and practices to encourage responsibility for personal and community safety. Be a Good Witness Learn what information you can provide when reporting criminal or suspicious activity. Suspicious looking individuals and activity should be reported to the Public Safety Office immediately. 658-4261 The Public Safety escort service should be utilized after dark or ask someone you know to walk with you. Vehicles should be parked and secured in well-lighted areas, and valuables should be removed or concealed.

92. Sponsorship Of Crime Prevention Programs In Australia - NRMA Insurance Through crime prevention, we offer support and advise in the following areas that tackle the social factors that underpin involvement in crime. http://www.nrma.com.au/pub/nrma/community/crime-prevention/index.shtml

Help with insurance for cars, motorcycles, boats and caravans Help with insurance for your home and contents Help with hospital and extras covers Help with insurance for your business or farm Help with insurance for your boat, caravan, when you travel and more How we help our community Wednesday, 21 September 2005 About NRMA Insurance Careers Contact Us Crime prevention Home page Community Crime prevention How we help our community ... Your Community Our experience and research shows that addressing crime is more complex than simply imposing tougher penalties on offenders. Through Crime Prevention, we offer support and advise in the following areas: Prevention - programs to encourage a reduction in crime through intervention, at risk youth activities, life skills programs and alliances with key organisations Education - programs to educate the public on protecting themselves and their property Victims - Supporting those affected by crime CrimeSafe Grants The CrimeSafe Grants have traditionally supported local community crime prevention projects that tackle the social factors that underpin involvement in crime. NRMA Insurance Street Retreat Kings Cross Police and NRMA Insurance are working together to help socially disadvantaged children realise a brighter future.

93. 1994/22. Technical Cooperation In The Field Of Crime Prevention And Criminal Jus Convinced that appropriate crime prevention policies are essential to ensuring independence and incorporating public involvement in the legal process, http://www.un.org/documents/ecosoc/res/1994/eres1994-22.htm

United Nations Resolution 1994/22 Economic and Social Council 43rd plenary meeting 25 July 1994 1994/22. Technical cooperation in the field of crime prevention and criminal justice The Economic and Social Council, Recognizing that criminality is a major concern of all countries and that it calls for a concerted response from the international community aimed at preventing crime and improving the functioning of criminal justice and law enforcement with due respect for human rights and United Nations standards and norms, Bearing in mind General Assembly resolution 46/152 of 18 December 1991 on the creation of an effective United Nations crime prevention and criminal justice programme, Also bearing in mind General Assembly resolution 48/103 of 20 December 1993, in which the Assembly requested the Secretary-General to provide from existing resources adequate funds to build and maintain the institutional capacity of the United Nations crime prevention and criminal justice programme to respond to requests from Member States for assistance in the field of crime prevention and criminal justice, if necessary through the reallocation of resources, Recalling that in its resolution 1992/22, section VI, of 30 July 1992, the Council determined that the majority of programme resources should be concentrated on the provision of training, advisory services and technical cooperation in a limited number of areas of recognized need

94. The Department Of Public Safety & Oregon State Police University community s involvement in crime prevention and sensible behavior . These crime prevention tips can be used by all students, faculty, http://oregonstate.edu/dept/security/cp_n_safety/crime_prevention.php

Home Crime Alerts Department Information Emergency Information ... Contact Us Search this site only. OSU Home Public Safety Home Page Crime Prevention General Prevention What is Suspicious? Operation ID Program Crimes Against a Person ... Property Crimes While the Oregon State University community and the city of Corvallis are considered friendly and relatively safe communities, neither is immune to the realities of the world. A safe and secure environment is made possible through each member of the Oregon State University community's involvement in crime prevention and sensible behavior. In order to have a safe and successful Oregon State University experience, each person must take responsibility to recognize one's own vulnerability to crime and reduce risks through preventive action and cooperation with Oregon State Police and the Department of Public Safety. You Make the Difference! Three factors must be present for a crime to occur: Desire Ability Opportunity You can have a significant impact on the last one, OPPORTUNITY, and can significantly reduce crime by being aware of simple steps for crime prevention. These crime prevention tips can be used by all students, faculty, and staff of any age, both on and off campus. We are providing this crime prevention information to you as a reference guide to assist you in making the decisions that will help to keep you safe. You are primarily responsible for your own safety and security. You need to make the effort to make your surroundings as safe and secure as possible.

95. Teens - Tips - Alberta Solicitor General And Public Security Home crime prevention tips for teens. you can make a difference. Youth Leadershipcrime prevention Awards Meaningful involvement Bullying More tips for teens http://www.solgen.gov.ab.ca/tips/teens.aspx

Contact Us Search Location: Alberta Government Home Alberta Solicitor General and Public Security Home Subject index Tips > Teens Community leaders Families Home owners Parents and teachers ... Subject index Tips Teens Print Version Preventing crime is everyone's responsibility – and you have a role to play. If you find out what’s going on in your community to prevent crime, and get involved in a meaningful way, you can make a difference. Youth Leadership Crime Prevention Awards More tips for teens Youth Leadership Crime Prevention Awards Top There is a specific Youth Leadership category in the annual Alberta Crime Prevention Awards for individuals who are 13 to 18 years old and youth crime prevention organizations. Do you know someone or some group who should be nominated? Think about putting in a nomination for the next Alberta Crime Prevention Week. Be proud of your community and help us prevent crime by recognizing those who give their time and money to make our communities safer places to live. To read about youth who are making a difference in crime prevention, see our Crime Prevention Awards section.

96. Trafficking In Human Beings It highlights the involvement of organized crime groups and promotes the developmentof effective ways of cracking down on perpetrators. http://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/trafficking_human_beings.html

97. FCIC: Citizen Involvement In Homeland Security Citizen involvement in Homeland Security. Neighborhood Watch Program Invite acrime prevention officer to attend your meeting. http://www.pueblo.gsa.gov/cic_text/family/citizenguide/involvement.htm

Citizen Involvement in Homeland Security Neighborhood Watch Program How To Start A Neighborhood Watch Benefits Of Neighborhood Watch How To Sustain A Watch Group ... Citizens' Preparedness Guide After the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, President Bush challenged all Americans to become involved in local homeland security efforts. Citizen Corps was created to help citizens actively participate in keeping America safe. Two programs of Citizen Corps - the Neighborhood Watch Program and the Volunteers in Police Service (VIPS)-offer Americans many ways to become involved. NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH has provided citizens with a way to unite against crime in their own communities. Since 1972, when the National Sheriffs' Association (NSA) started the National Neighborhood Watch program, Watch groups across the nation have proven repeatedly that ordinary people working together and in cooperation with law enforcement can make a difference-not only in protecting themselves, their families, and their communities from crime but also in building a foundation for broader community improvement. Participating in Neighborhood Watch is an excellent wav for us to join with our neighbors to secure not only out communities but also our homeland. The VOLUNTEERS IN POLICE SERVICE PROGRAM helps local law enforcement agencies incorporate community volunteers into agency activities. Since September 11, 2001, the demands on state and local law enforcement have increased dramatically. As a result, the already limited resources of these agencies are being stretched further than ever. As a VIPS volunteer, you can provide support services to law enforcement agencies in your community, allowing them to respond more effectively to homeland security and other policing priorities. The

98. Center For Problem-Oriented Policing POP Center About POP Center Situational crime prevention To learn moreabout situational crime prevention, click here. http://www.popcenter.org/about-situational.htm

POP Center About POP Center : Situational Crime Prevention About POP Center What is Problem Oriented Policing? History of Problem-Oriented Policing Key elements of POP ... Situational Crime Prevention Situational Crime Prevention While the Problem Analysis Triangle helps to analyze problems, situational crime prevention provides a framework for intervention. By assessing the opportunities that specific situations offer for crime, situational crime prevention has identified five main ways in which situations can be modified. These are: Increasing the effort the offender must make to carry out the crime. Increasing the risks the offender must face in completing the crime. Reducing the rewards or benefits the offender expects to obtain from the crime. Reducing or avoiding provocations that may tempt or incite offenders into criminal acts. These five approaches to reducing opportunity can be expanded to list 25 techniques of situational crime prevention. To review the 25 techniques of situational crime prevention click here The 10 principles of crime opportunity Routine Activity Theory hot products crime displacement theory To learn more about opportunity theory click here To learn more about situational crime prevention

99. Ministry Of Justice: Publications: Reports: 1997: Directory Of Criminal Justice Strategic crime prevention plans. Analysis of internal and......Funded by crime prevention Unit with Christchurch Safer Community Council http://www.justice.govt.nz/pubs/reports/1998/directory/part_5.html

Directory of Criminal Justice Research Introduction Part 1 Part 2 ... Questionnaire PART 5: CRIME PREVENTION E010 A women's self defence course E020 Alcohol and drug services in Canterbury E030 Anger management/Stopping violence E040 Community Safety Profiles ... E120 Streets as play space CRIME PREVENTION A women's self defence course RESEARCH Done by: Author Funded by: Crime Prevention Unit with Christchurch Safer Community Council Method: Literature review, qualitative study, established programme evaluation Status: Completed PUBLICATIONS AND REPORTS Title: Self defence programme evaluation, Christchurch 1995 Author(s): MacGibbon, Lesley Completed: YES, October 1995 Availability: Crime Prevention Unit Report , 1995. Contact Crime Prevention Unit, P O Box 55, Wellington. Description: Research aims . An evaluation aimed to enable funders to evaluate effectiveness of self defence courses in reducing the level of fear in women and girls in Christchurch and to assess whether the self defence courses are meeting their stated objectives. Methodology . Used questionnaires pre- and post-course for participants with 1 year follow-up on sample. Keywords: crime prevention, fear of crime, self-defence, sexual abuse, victims

100. We Prevent Homepage National crime prevention Council media campaign site. community involvementand generate confidence in comprehensive crime prevention activities. http://www.weprevent.org/

The Campaign was the first public education program on crime prevention in the country. It is designed to stimulate community involvement and generate confidence in comprehensive crime prevention activities. Vote for McGruff! Identity Theft McGruff's 25th Anniversary When you think of your favorite media icons throughout history, think of McGruff the Crime Dog. His image has endured through the years. How many other 175 year old icons (dog years) still look this good? According to the latest statistics, identity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes with almost ten million reported victims in 2004. Learn how to protect yourself from becoming a statistic. McGruff the Crime Dog® mark his 25th anniversary with three new radio spots. Joy Behar interviews McGruff in the ads, which feature easy tips for neighborhood safety. Crime prevention information from the National Crime Prevention Council For crime prevention information, visit www.ncpc.org , where you will find tips, publications, and other resources. McGruff the Crime Dog® and Take A Bite Out Of Crime® are registered marks of the National Crime Prevention Council, which manages the work of the National Citiizens' Crime Prevention Campaign. McGruff Plays Ball With the Majors!

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